A CHOICE CATALOGUE OF THE LIBRARY OF JOHN PARSONS, Esquire, Late of the Middle-Temple, Barrister: Consisting Chiefly of Law & History, Ancient and Modern.

Which will be exposed to Sale by way of AƲCTION on Thursday the 30th day of this Instant November, 1682. at the Auction-House, over against the Black Swan in Ave-Mary-Lane near Ludgate.

By Edward Millington, Bookseller.

Catalogues are distributed Gratis at the Rainbow Coffee-house, and at Richard's Coffee-house in Fleetstreet near Temple-bar, at John's Coffee-house in Fullers-Rents, near Grays-Inn, at the Coffee-house over against Lincolns-Inn in Chancery-Lane, at Bridges Coffee-house in Popes-Head-Alley over against the Royal-Exchange in Cornhill, at Mr. Colliers at the Bible on London-Bridge, at Edward Millington's at the Bible in Little-Britain, and at the above-mentioned Auction-house in Ave-Mary-Lane

The Conditions of the Sale are these:

I. THat he who bids most, is the Buyer; and if any difference arise, the same Book or Books to be again exposed to Sale.

II. That the Books in this Catalogue, (not otherwise expressed) are for ought I know, perfect; but if any of them appear to be otherwise (before they be taken a­way,) the Buyer shall have his choice, whether he will leave or take the same.

III. That the Money for the Book or Books so Bought, is to be paid by the Buyer within three weeks after the Auction is ended, at the place of Sale, where upon Payment thereof the Book or Books shall be ready to be delivered within the time aforesaid.

For Satisfaction of the Buyers, as to the Condi­tion of the Books, they will be exposed to View at the Place above-mentioned, every day for a week before the Sale begins.

November 20. 1682.
EDWARD MILLINGTON.

Law Books in Folio.

  • 1 PƲlton's Statutes with Manby's Continuation, in 2 Vol. 1661
  • 2 Roll's Abridgement, in 2 Vol 1668
  • 3 Rastall's Entries. 1574
  • 4 Townsend's Tables. 1667
  • 5 Cook's Reports in English with the 12th. Part. 1658
  • 6 — Declarations and Pleadings in English. 1659
  • 7 —Reports in French, 11 parts in 5. vol.
  • 8 Register of Writs, last Edition. 1634
  • 9 Cook's Select Law Cases, being his 13. part. 1659
  • 10 Bulstrod's Reports, compleat. 1657
  • 11 Common Place-book of the Common Law fairly written.
  • 12 Wingate's Maxims of the Law. 1658
  • 13 Leonard's Reports Compleat in 2 vol. 1658
  • 14 Yelverton's Reports. 1661
  • 15 Cowell's Interpreter. 1658
  • 16 Crook's Reports, in 3 vol.
  • 17 Owen's Reports. 1650
  • 18 Dalton's Office of a Justice of Peace. 1666
  • 19 Bendlow's Reports. 1661
  • 20 Plowden's Reports, both parts with the Tables. 1613
  • 21 Rastall's Abridgment of Statutes from Magna Charta to 7 Jacobi. 1621
  • 22 Hubbart's Reports. 1658
  • 23 Keilwey's Reports. 1633
  • 24 Cook's Institutes, 4 parts in 3 vol. 1639, &c.
  • 25 Dyer's Reports, with the Table.
  • 26 Cook's Entries. 1614
  • 27 Keeble's Collection of Statutes. 1676
  • 28 Thesaurus Brevium. 1661
  • 28 Brevia Judicialia. 1662
  • 29 Sheppard's Actions upon the Case for Slander. 1662
  • 29 —Actions upon the Case for Deeds. 1663
  • 30 Statham's Abridgment, Liber Antiquissimus
  • 31 Bolton's Justice of Peace for Ireland. 1638
  • 32 The Petition and Advice presented to the Lord Protector by the Parliament, begun at Westminster, 1656. together with all the Acts of that Parliament. 1657
  • 33 Anderson's Reports 1664
  • 34 Winch's Book of Entries. 1680
  • 35 Judge Jone's Reports. 1675
  • 36 Judge Vaughan's Reports. 1677
  • 37 Roll's Reports in 2 vol. 1675
  • 38 Sir John Davis's Reports. 1674
  • 39 Dalton's Office of Sheriffs. 1682
  • [Page 2]40 Sheppard's Law of Common Assurances. 1669
  • 41 Liber Placitandi, Mr. Thompson's Book of Entries. 1674
  • 42 Blounts Law Dictionary. 1670
  • 43 Style's Reports. 1658
  • 44 Officina Brevium, or Select Entries in the Court of Common Pleas. 1679
  • 45 Cawley's Laws against Recusants Explained, by the Judgments and Resolutions of the Judges. 1680
  • 46 Year-books last Edit. in 5. vol. 1679
  • 47 Brown's Book of Entries, both parts in one vol. 1675
  • 48 Suarez de Legibus omnibus. 1679
  • 49 Linwood Constitut. Anglican. item Otho & Othobon. 1679
  • 50 Townsend's Collection of 4 Parliamentary Proceedings in Q. Elizab. time. 1679
  • 51 Book of Precedents with several Notes and Observations, Manuscript.
  • 52 Dugdale's Origines Juridiciales. 1680
  • 53 Modern Reports in the Reign of K. Charles Second. 1682
  • 54 Latche's Reports. 1661

Law Books in Quarto.

  • 1 GRegory's Moot Book in English. 1663
  • 2 Swinburn of Wills and Testaments. 1640
  • 3 Sheppards Touchstone of Assurances. 1651
  • 4 Placita Latine Redeviva, by Aston. 1661
  • 5 West's Precedents both parts. 1610
  • 6 Hugh's Abridgment, 3 vol.
  • 7 Compleat Clerk. 1655
  • 8 Husband's Collections of Votes, Orders, Remonstrances, &c. 1643
  • 9 Woman's Lawyer. 1632
  • 10 Sir Francis Bacon's Elements of the Law. 1639
  • 11 Perfect Conveyancer. 1655
  • 12 Standford's Pleas of the Crown. 160 [...]
  • 13 Cook's Compleat Copyholder. 1641
  • 14 Crumpton's Jurisdiction of Courts. 1637
  • 15 Godolphins Abridgment of Ecclesiastical Laws. 1680
  • 16 Brownlow's Reports. 1675
  • 17 Selden's History of Tythes. 1618
  • 18 Cumber's History of Tythes against Selden.
  • 19 Goldsbrough's Reports. 1682
  • 20 Sheppard's Grand Abridgment of the Law in 3 vol.
  • 21 Standford's Pleas of the Crown wanting the Title. 1574
  • 21 — Exposition of the K. Prerogative wanting the latter end. 1577
  • 22 Sadler's Rights of the Kingdom or Customs of our Ancestors. 1682
  • 23 Brook's Abridgment. 1558
  • 24 Fitzherbert's Abridgment with a Table. 1577
  • 25 Fleta cum Commentariis Seldeni. 1647
  • 26 Powell's Attornies Academy. 1623
  • 27 Pulton's Abstract of all the Penal Statutes in force. 1577
  • 28 An Abstract of certain Acts of Parliament, Injunctions, Canons, Constitutions and Synodals, Established; and in force for the peaceable Government of the Church in Q. Elizabeths Dominions, together with an Answer. 1584
  • [Page 3]29 Marche's Reports. 1675
  • 30 Fitszherbert's Office of a Justice of Peace. 1584
  • 31 Sumner's Treatise of Gavelkind. 16 [...]0
  • 32 Prynn's Sovereign Power of Parliaments, all 4 parts; with Popish Royal Favo­rite, Romes Masterpiece, New Plea for the Parliament, and several other Tracts.
  • 33 The Kings Declaration to both Houses, with several other Papers. 1641, 1642
  • 33 The English Hermite or the Life of Roger Crab.
  • 33 Relation between the Lord of the Mannor, and the Copyholder.
  • 33 Sir Francis Bacon's Charge concerning Duels.
  • 33 Englands Common-wealth, shewing the Liberty of the People, &c.
  • 33 Perswasive to Compliance, under the present Government; with a Plea for a Free State compared with Monarchy. 1652
  • 33 Vindication of the Common wealth of England, against Salmasius and others, with divers other Tracts in the same Volum.
  • 34 Prynn's Legal Resolution of 2 Queries, concerning the Duty of Ministers and Vicars of Parish Churches.
  • 35 Sir Walter Raleigh's Prerogative of Parliaments in England.
  • 35 —Holbourn's Reading on the Statute 25 of Edw. 3. about Treasons. 1642
  • 35 —Aphorisms of the Kingdom with several other Pamphlets about that time.

Law Books in Octavo.

  • 1 AUthority of all Justices of the Peace. 1580
  • 2 Attornies Guide. 1656
  • 3 Ashe's General Table to Cook's Reports in French. 1631
  • 4 Ancient Right of the Commons of England, Asserted by W. Petyt. 1680
  • 5 Abridgment of Cook upon Littleton. 1651
  • 6 Ashe's Tables to the Statutes of Equity, with the Reports of Dallison and Bendlows. 1609
  • 7 Actions upon the Case for Slander. 1674
  • 8 Bridall's Abridgment of the Laws of England, touching Capital Offences. 1679
  • 9 Babington's advice to Grand Jurors in Cases of Blood. 1680
  • 10 Body of the Common Law by Wingate. 1678
  • 11 Britton de Legibus Angliae, old Edit. in Hen. 8th. time.
  • 12 Brown's Entring Clerk's Vade mecum. 1678
  • 13 Brook's New Cases in the times of Hen. 8th. Ed. 6th. and Q. Mary, English. 1651
  • 14 Common Law Epitomized. 1679
  • 15 Crook's Abridgment. 1658
  • 16 Cook's Compleat Copyholder. 1673
  • 17 Compleat Solicitor. 1668
  • 18 Constitution of Parliaments in England, by Sir John Pettus. 1680
  • 19 Calthroop's Reports. 1670
  • 20 Caries Reports in Chancery. 1650
  • 21 Clerks Guide in 3 parts. 1659
  • 22 Compleat Attorney. 1658
  • 23 Clerks Vade mecum. 1655
  • 24 Compendious Treatise of Fines and Recoveries. 1678
  • 25 Clerks Manual or Forms of Pleas, Declarations, &c. 1678
  • 26 Compleat Justice Inlarged. 1681
  • 27 Collection of Debates of Parliament, 1680. 1681
  • [Page 4]28 Clerks Praxis Admiralitatis Curiae. 1679
  • 29 Cary's Guide to Persons concerned in Ecclesiastical Courts.
  • 30 Dyer's Abridgment. 1609
  • 31 Sr. John Davis's Abridgment of Cooks 11 Reports in English. 1651
  • 32 Directions for the study of the Law, by Philips. 1675
  • 33 Degg's Parsons Councellor. 1681
  • 34 Dialogue betwixt Doctor and Student. 1673
  • 35 Exact Constable. 1682
  • 36 Fitzherbert's Natura Brevium, French. 1635
  • 37 —Idem, by Tothill. 1567
  • 38 —Idem English. 1652
  • 39 Einch's Law in English. 1636
  • 40 Fortescue de Laudibus Legum Angliae, with Seldens Notes. 1660
  • 41 Fulwoods Lawfulness of Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction in the Church of England. 1681
  • 42 Filacer's Office.
  • 43 Grotius de Jure Belli & pacis cum Annotat. Authoris. 1660
  • 44 —Idem in English. 1655
  • 45 Glissons Epitome of the Common Law. 1679
  • 46 Greenwood of Country Judicatures. 1675
  • 47 Guide to Constables. 1679
  • 48 Glanvill de Legibus Angliae. 1604
  • 49 Grimstone's Orders in Chancery. 1661
  • 50 Hunt's Argument for Bishops Right in Judging Capital Causes in Parliament. 1682
  • 51 Hale's Pleas of the Crown. 1682
  • 52 Historical Collections of the proceeding of last Parliament. 1682
  • 53 Hugh's Parsons Law. 1663
  • 54 Herne's Law of Conveyances. 1658
  • 55 Hugh's Abridgment of Moores Reports. 1665
  • 56 —his Abridgment of Crooks 3 vol. of Reports, in 2 parts. 1665
  • 57 Hackwell of passing Bills in Parliament. 1671
  • 58 Lord Hollis's Grand Question concerning the Judicature of the House of Peers in Skinners Case. 1669
  • 59 —Jurisdiction of the House of Lords in point of Impositions. 1676
  • 60 —Jurisdiction of the House of Peers in point of Appeals. 1675
  • 61 —Remains about Bishops Judicature in Parliament. 1682
  • 62 Ireland's Abridgment of Cook's Reports. 1650
  • 63 The Works of John Jones in 6 Treatises referring to Reformation of the Laws of England. 1650
  • 64 Justice of Peace his Clerks Cabinet. 1654
  • 65 Justice Restored, a Guide to Justices. 1671
  • 66 Journal of the House of Commons. 1678
  • 67 Judges Resolutions upon the Statutes concerning Bankrupts. 1676
  • 68 Kitchin of Courts in English. 1657
  • 69 —Idem in French. 1587
  • 70 Lambard's Duty of Constables, Tything-men, &c. 1677
  • 71 Landlords Law. 1668
  • 72 Leigh's Commentary of Law Terms. 1658
  • 73 Littleton's Tenures, French and English. 1671
  • 74 Lambard's Discourse on the High Courts of Justice in England. 1675
  • 75 March's Actions of Slander. 1655
  • 76 Merriton of Wills and Testaments. 1668
  • 77 —Landlords Law. 1681
  • 78 —Parson's Monitor 1681
  • [Page 5]79 Noy's Compleat Lawyer. 1651
  • 80 — Maxims of Law. 167 [...]
  • 81 New Book of Instruments for Attornies, &c. 1680
  • 82 Office and Duty of Executors. 1676
  • 83 Office of the Clerk of the Market. 1665
  • 84 Petyt's Rights of the Commons of England. 1680
  • 85 Plowden's Abridgment in French. 1607
  • 86 — Idem, in English. 1650
  • 87 Parson's Law 1641
  • 88 Plowden's Quaeries. 1662
  • 89 Perkin's of the Law in English. 1642
  • 90 Philips Directions for the study of the Law. 1662
  • 91 Sir John Pettus's Constitution of English Parliaments—. 1680
  • 92 Practick Part of the Law, shewing the Office of an Attorney and Solicitor. 1676
  • 93 Practice of the High Court of Chancery. 1672
  • 94 Practica Walliae, or proceeding of the Great Sessions in Wales. 1672
  • 95 Practick Part of the Office of a Justice of Peace. 1682
  • 96 Practice of the Exchequer Court. 1658
  • 97 Preparative to Pleading, by Townsend. 1675
  • 98 Ridley's View of the Civil, and Ecclesiastical Law. 1676
  • 99 Several Antient Tracts Intituled Justice of Peace, Court Baron, Court Leet, Court Hundred, Returna Brevium, Carta Feodi, &c. 1544
  • 100 Statuta Pacis. 1654
  • 101 Sheppard's Proposals, for Regulation of the Law. 1657
  • 102 Survey of the Common Law, by Glisson and Gulston.
  • 103 Selden of the Judicature in Parliaments. 1681
  • 104 Style's Practical Register. 1657
  • 105 The Solicitor. 1663
  • 106 Selden's Priviledge of Baronage. 1642
  • 107 Sheppard's Court-keepers Guide. 1662
  • 108 Statutes of Bankrupt, with the Resolutions of the Judges. 1670
  • 109 Sheppard's Actions on the Case for Deeds. 1675
  • 110 —Actions on the Case for Slander. 1674
  • 111 —Office of a Justice of Peace. 1652
  • 112 Statuta vetera & recentiora. 1672
  • 113 Sheppard's Office of the Clerk of the Market. 1665
  • 114 Several Antient Statutes collected by order of K Hon. 8th. and commanded to be put in Execution under pain of his high Displeasure. 1538
  • 115 Terms of the Law. 1641
  • 116 Table to Dyer's Reports. 1622
  • 117 Tothill's Transactions in Chancery. 1649
  • 118 Trotman's Abridgment of Cook's Reports. 1640
  • 119 The Tryal of the Regicides in 1660. 1679
  • 120 Touchstone of Precedents, relating to Judicial Proceedings at Common Law. 1682
  • 121 Townsend's Preparative to Pleading. 1675
  • 122 Tryals per Pais, or the Law concerning Juries by Nisi Prius, &c. 1665
  • 123 Tenants Law. 1674
  • 124 Vaughan's Practica Walliae. 1672
  • 125 Wingate's Abridgment of Statutes. 1666
  • 126 Wilkinson's Office of Sheriffs. 1675
  • 127 Wingate's Body of Common Law. 1678
  • 128 Young's Vade mecum of the Statutes. 1653
  • 129 Young Clerks Tutor. 1663
  • 130 Young Clerks Guide, in 4 parts. 1682

An Appendix to the Law Catalogue in Folio.

  • 1 COmmon-Place Book of the Common Law, fairly written.
  • 2 Yelverton's Reports. 1674
  • 3 Dalton's Justice of Peace. 1666
  • 4 Hubbart's Reports. 1678
  • 5 Cook's Reports in French, Compleat in 1 vol. 1672
  • 6 Poulton's Statutes, with Manby's Continuation, in 2 vol. 1661. 1667
  • 7 Cook's Reports in English. 1680
  • 8 Winche's Book of Entries. 1680
  • 9 Judge Jone's Reports. 1680
  • 10 Sir John Davies's Reports. 1674
  • 11 Dalton's Office of Sheriffs. 1682
  • 12 Liber Placitandi, Mr. Thompson's Book-Entries. 1674
  • 13 Latche's Reports. 1661
  • 14 Rastall's Entries. 1670
  • 15 Officina Brevium, Select Entries in the Court of Common Pleas. 1679
  • 16 Cawley's Laws against Recusants explained, by the Judgments and Resolutions of the Judges. 1680
  • 17 Roll's Reports, in 2 vol. 1675
  • 18 Suarez de Legibus omnibus. 1679
  • 19 Linwood's Constitutiones Anglicanae, item Otho & Othobon. 1679
  • 20 Cooke's Institutes, in 3 vol. Fol. 1670 & 80.
  • 21 Dugdale's Origines Juridiciales. 1680
  • 22 Modern Reports in the Reign of K. Charles 2. 1682

Law Books in Quarto.

  • 23 WErt's Precedents both parts. 1597
  • 24 Swinburn of Wills and Testaments. 1677
  • 25 Pl [...]cita Latine redeviva, by Aston. 1673
  • 26 Godolphin's Abridgment of Ecclesiastical Laws. 1680
  • 27 Compleat Clerk. 1677
  • 28 Sadler's Rights of the Kingdom, or Customes of our Ancestors. 1682
  • 29 Marche's Reports. 1675

Law Books in Octavo.

  • 30 ANtient Right of the Commons asserted, by W. Petyt. 1680
  • 31 Brydall's Abridgment of the Laws of England, touching Capital Offences. 1679
  • 32 Babington's Advice to Grand Jurors in Cases of Blood. 1680
  • [Page 7]33 Brown's Entring Clerk's Vade mecum. 1678
  • 34 Cook's Compleat Coppy-holder. 1673
  • 35 Compendious Treatise of Fines and Recoveries. 1678
  • 36 Clerk's Manual, Forms of Pleas, Declarations, &c. 1678
  • 37 Collection of Debates of Parliament. 1680. 1681
  • 38 Clerk's Praxis Admiralitatis Curiae. 1679
  • 39 Cary's Guide to persons concerned in Ecclesiastical Courts
  • 40 Degg's Parsons Councellor. 1681
  • 41 Exact Constable. 1682
  • 42 Fortescue's de laudibus Legum Angliae, with Seldens Notes. 1672
  • 43 Hunt's Argument for Bishops Right in judging Capital Causes in Parliament. 1682
  • 44 Lord Hollis Grand Question concerning the Judicature of the House of Peers, in Skinners Case. 1669
  • 45 —Jurisdiction of the House of Lords, in point of Impositions. 1676
  • 46 —Judicature of the House of Peers, in point of Appeals. 1675
  • 47 Judges Resolutions on the Statutes of Bankrupt. 1676
  • 48 Kitchin of Courts, French. 1687
  • 49 Lambard's Duty of Constables, Tything-men, &c. 1677
  • 50 Merriton of Wills and Testaments. 1668
  • 51 —Landlords Law. 1681
  • 52 New Book of Instruments for Attornies, &c. 1680
  • 53 Philip's Directions for the study of the Law. 1662
  • 54 Practick part of the Law, shewing the Office of Attorney and Solicitor. 1676
  • 55 Practice of the High Court of Chancery. 1672
  • 56 Selden of the Judicature of Parliament. 1681
  • 57 Sheppard's Court-Keepers Guide. 1662
  • 58 —Actions upon the Case for Deeds. 1675
  • 59 Tothill's Transactions in Chancery. 1649
  • 60 Tryals of the Regicides, in 1660. 1679
  • 61 Touchstone of Precedents, relating to judical proceeding at Common Law. 1682
  • 62 Tryals per Pais, or the Law concerning Juries by Nisi Prius. 1665
  • 63 Tenants Law. 1674
  • 64 Wingate's Body of Common Law. 1678
  • 65 Young Clerks Tutor. 1668
  • 66 Young Clerks Guide, in 4 Parts. 1682
  • 67 Statuta vetera & recentiora. 1672
  • 68 The Case of the Government of England Established by Law. 1681
  • 69 Security of English mens Lives, by Juries. 1682
  • 70 De Jure Maritimo & Navali; a Treatise of Affairs Maritime, and of Commerce. 1677
  • 71 Terms of the Law. 1641
  • 72 Fitzherbert's Natura Brevium. 1553
  • 73 Compleat Justice. 1636
  • 74 Bassett's Catalogue of Statute and Common Law Books. 1682
  • 75 Hugh's Parsons Law. 1641
  • 76 Sheppard's Justice of Peace his Clerks Cabinet. 1654
  • 77 Attorney of the Court of Common Pleas. 1648
  • 78 Young's Vade mecum, or Table of Statutes. 1663
  • 79 Brydall's Prospect of the Laws of England, concerning the safegard of the Kings person. 1679
  • 80 The several Acts about Hearth Money abstracted. 1668
  • 81 Wilkinson's Office of Sheriffs. 1641
  • 82 Sheppard's Survey of County Judicatures. 1656
  • 83 Littleton and Perkins in French (Littleton Imperfect.) 1604
  • [Page 8]84 Two old Treatises concerning the Duties of Constables, Tything-men, and the Duties of Sheriffs, &c.
  • 85 Judge Jenkins's Lex Terrae. 1648
  • 86 Manual Analecta, or the Compleat Justice, Inerleaved with additions in Manuscript. 1641
  • 87 Jone's Judges judged. 1650
  • 88 — New Returna Brevium. 1650

Law Books omitted.

  • 1 PRynn of the Sovere [...]gn Dominion of the Kings of England over all persons and Causes, in the Reign of King John, Henry the 3. and Edward the 1. fol. 1670
  • 2 Selden's Right and Dominion of the Sea, fol. 1663
  • 3 Grotius of the Rights of War and Peace. 1682
  • 4 Petyt's Treatise of Taxes and Contributions, quarto. 1679
  • 5 Prynn's Brevia Parliamentaria rediviva, quarto. 1662
  • 6 The Priviledges and Practices of Parliaments in England, quarto. 1680
  • 7 Fab. Philips of the Antiquity, Legality, right use, and ancient usage of Fines pay'd in Chancery, quarto. 1663

Philological.

  • 8 HOlyoak's Large Dictionary, Latin and English, fol.
  • 9 Minshaw's Dictionary of nine Languages, fol.
  • 10 Ciceronis Opera, 2 vol. fol.
  • 11 Littleton's Dictionary, English and Lat. quarto.
  • 12 Goldman's Dictionary, English and Lat. quarto.
  • 13 Cole's Dictionary, English and Lat. quarto.

English History, Political, Humanity, &c. Folio,

  • 1 HEylin's Cosmography. 1677
  • 2 History of the Council of Trent, and of the Spanish Inquisition, by Father Paul. 1676
  • 3 Fowlis's History of Romish Treasons, and Usurpation. 1681
  • 4 — Of the Plots and Conspiracies of the Presbyterians. 1674
  • 5 Cardinal Bentivogli's History of the Wars of Flanders. 1678
  • 6 Howell's History of the World, in 2 vol. 1680
  • 7 The Holy Court by Nic. Causin. 1678
  • 8 Sir William Dugdale's View of the late troubles in England. 1681
  • 9 — Baronage of England, in 2 vol. 1678
  • 10 Sir Rich. Baker's Chronicle of England. 1679
  • 11 Towsend's Historical Collections of the Four last Parliaments, of Q Elizabeth. 1680
  • 12 Burlace's History of the Irish Rebellion. 1680
  • 13 Dr. Burnet's History of the Reformation of the Church of England, in 2 vol. 1631
  • 14 Hobbs's Leviathan. 1651
  • 15 Wilson's History of the Reign of King James. 1653
  • 16 Davila's History of the Wars of France. 1678
  • 17 Spotswood's History of the Church of Scotland.
  • 18 Burnet's Memoires, of the Lives of the Dukes of Hamilton. 1677
  • 19 Gualdo Priora's History of France. 1676
  • [Page 9]20 Speed's Chronicle of Great Britain.
  • 21 — Geographical Description of England, and Foreign parts, best Paper. 1676
  • 22 Wanly's Wonders of the World, or History of Man. 1678
  • 23 Machiavell's Works. 1680
  • 24 Lord Bacon's Natural History. 1670
  • 25 — Advancement and Proficiency of Learning. 1674
  • 26 Rushworth's Historical Collections, with Lord Staffords Tryal, in 4 vol. 1680
  • 27 Tavernier's Travels through Turkey into the East-Indie. 1678
  • 28 Wilkins's Essay of a Philosophical Language. 1668
  • 29 Ricaut's History of the Turks. 1680
  • 30 Dr. Cave's Lives of the Primitive Fathers. 1677
  • 31 Sir Tho. Herbert's Travels. 1677
  • 32 Grotius Of the Rights of War and Peace. 1682
  • 33 Cary's Chronological Account of antient time. 1677
  • 34 History of the Life and Reign of King Edward the Second. 1680
  • 35 Feltham's Resolves, Divine, Moral, Political. 1677
  • 36 Oglesby's Homer's Iliads with Figures. 16
  • 37 Captain Knox's History of the Island of Ceylon, with Figures. 1681
  • 38 Willoughby's History of Birds, with many curious Figures. Also Discourses of the Art of Fowling, Of ordering Singing Birds, and of Falconry. 1658
  • 39 Dugdale's Antiquities of St. Pauls Cathedral. 1658
  • 40 Sir Winston Churchill's Remarks on the Lives of all the Kings of England. 1675
  • 41 Sir William Davenant's Works. 1673
  • 42 Beaumont and Fletcher's Playes. 1679
  • 43 Cowley's Poems, &c. compleat. 1680
  • 44 Clark's General Martyrology. 1677
  • 45 — Lives of the Fathers, being the Marrow of Ecclesiastical History. 1675
  • 46 Systema Agriculturae, or Mystery of Husbandry discovered. 1675
  • 47 Dr. Cudworth's Intellectual System of the Universe. 1678
  • 48 Reynolds of the Triumphs of Gods Revenge against Murder, and Adultery. 1679
  • 49 Rea's Flora, Ceres and Pomona. 1676
  • 50 Purchas his Pilgrims, 5 vol. 1615
  • 51 Ludolphus his H [...]story of Ethiopia, with Figures. 1682
  • 52 Sanderson's History of King Charles. 1658
  • 53 Webster's Display of Witchcraft. 1677
  • 54 History of Polybius, English. 1634
  • 55 Madam Philips Poems, and Plays. 1678
  • 56 Parthenissa, by the Earl of Orrery. 1676
  • 57 Orlando Furioso, by Sir John Harrington, with Figures. 1634
  • 58 Leybourn's Compleat Surveyor. 1679
  • 59 — Dyalling. 1682
  • 60 Heath's Chronicle of the late Wars in England. 1676
  • 61 History of Lapland, with Manners, Habits and Conjurations of that People. 1674
  • 62 Oglesby's Asia, Africa, America, China and History of Japan, all Compleat and il­lustrated with curious Figures, in 6 vol.
  • 63 Camden's Britannia, with Mapps. 1610
  • 64 Bramhall's History of Spectres, Apparitions, Oracles, &c. 1659
  • 65 Thucydides's Peloponesian History, Englished by Hobbs. 1679
  • 66 Plutarch's Lives, with the supplement. 1676
  • 67 Nalson's Impartial Collection of great affairs of State. 1682
  • 68 Fox's Book of Martyrs, or Acts and Monuments of the Church, 3 vol. 1631, &c.
  • 69 Ovid's Metamorphoss Englished, mythologized, and represented in Figures, by Sands. 1632
  • [Page 10]70 Whitlock's Memorials of English affairs. 1682
  • 71 Philip's Dictionary of hard English words. 1678
  • 72 Dr. Ingelo's Bentevoglio and Ʋrania compleat. 1673
  • 73 Burton's Anatomy of Melancholy, with a Satyrical Preface. 1676
  • 74 Camden's Life and Reign of Queen Elizabeth. 1675
  • 75 Annals of K. James and K. Charles, by Frankland 1681
  • 76 Evelyn of Forest Trees, and Propagation of Timber. 1679
  • 77 Nostradamus his Prophecies. 1672
  • 78 Appian of Alexandria his History of the Civil Wars of Rome. 1679
  • 79 May's History of the Parliament of England. 1647
  • 80 Spencer's Fairy Queen. 1609
  • 81 History of the uniting of the Kingdom of Portugal to the Crown of Castil. 1600
  • 82 Seneca's Works in English. 1614
  • 83 William's Perfect States-man. 1668
  • 84 Saunder's Physiognomy and Chiromancy. 1671
  • 85 Blome's Britannia, with Mapps.
  • 86 Duke of Albemarle's Observations upon Military and Political affairs. 1671
  • 87 Sir James Turner's Pallas Armata; Military Essayes of the Ancient, Grecian, Roman, and Modern Art of War.
  • 88 The Sphere of Marcus Manilius made an English Poem, with Annotations, and an Astro­nomical Appendix, by Edw. Sherburn, Esq;. 1675

English History in Quarto.

  • 1 SIr John Temple's History of the Irish Rebellion
  • 2 Milton's History of Britain.
  • 3 The Tryal of Witts.
  • 4 Markham's Master-piece, concerning Farriery.
  • 5 Godwin's Jewish antiquities.
  • 6 Digby of Bodies, of the Immortality of the Soul, and of Sympathetical Powder.
  • 7 The Image broken, being an Answer to Miltons Eikonoclastes.
  • 8 Yarrington's Englands Improvement.
  • 9 Book of the names of all the Parishes, Market-Towns, Villages and Hamlets of England and Wales.
  • 10 Earl of Clarendon's Survey of Hobb's Leviathan.
  • 11 Glanvill's Scepsis Scientifica; Vanity of Dogmatizing.
  • 12 Godwin's Exposition of the Roman Antiquities.
  • 13 Palmer's Mathematical Jewel.
  • 14 Cumber's Historical Vindication of Tythes.
  • 15 The Bull of Pope Pius the Fifth against Q. Elizabeth, with Observations of Bp. Barlow.
  • 16 Phioravant's Collection of Secrets in Physick and Surgery.
  • 17 French his Art of Destillation.
  • 18 Gadbury's Ephemerides, to 1701. in 2 vol.
  • 19 Brugis's Marrow of Physick.
  • 20 Glanvill's Essays on several Subjects.
  • 21 Markham's Farewell to Husbandry.
  • 22 The Jesuits Loyalty, manifested by three several Treatises written by them, against the Oath of Allegiance, with Dr. Stillingfleet's Preface.
  • 22 — A Collection of several Treatises concerning the Reasons and Occasions of the Penal Laws.
  • 23 Nicholson's Exposit [...]on on the Church Catechism.
  • [Page 11]24 Prideaux's Introduction to the Reading all sorts of Histories.
  • 25 Leicester's Common-wealth.
  • 26 Atwell's Faithful Surveyer.
  • 27 Letter of Resolution, concerning Origen and his Opinions.
  • 27 — Warren's Discourse against Praexistence of Humane souls.
  • 28 Catalogue of the Books and Manuscripts of the Norfolk Library.
  • 29 Oglesby's Aesops Fables Paraphrased, with Figures.
  • 30 Cawdrey's Store-house of Similies.
  • 31 Campanella's Discourse of the Spanish Monarchy.
  • 32 The Histories of several Popish Policies and Practices in England and France.
  • 33 Lord Bacon's Essayes.
  • 34 Watson's Ten Quodlibetical questions concerning Religion and State. 1602
  • 35 Hayward's Answer to Doleman's Conference about Succession. 1603
  • 36 The Golden Fleece, discovering the errors of Religion, the vices and decayes of the Kingdom, the ways to get wealth and restore Trade. 1626
  • 37 Lloyd's Dyal of Days containing 920 Roman triumphs, besides the triumphant Obelisks and Pyramids of the Aegyptians, Pillars, Arches and Trophies of the Grecians Persians, &c. 1590
  • 38 Melbank's War betwixt Nature and Fortune. 1583
  • 39 Matthew's Life and Death of King Henry 4. of France.
  • 40 Lloyd's Consent of Time, deciphering the Chronlogical errours of the Grecians, Romans and Persians. 1590
  • 41 Bigg's vanity of the Craft of Physick. 1651
  • 42 Osorius's of Civil and Christian Nobility. 1576
  • 43 Pearson's Varieties, wherein the principal heads of divers Sciences are illustrated, and secrets of Nature unfolded. 1635
  • 44 Hernaudo Cortes's History of the Conquest of the West Indies, called New Spain. 1578
  • 45 Pugh's British, and Outlandish Prophecies. 1658
  • 46 Selden's Titles of Honour. 1614
  • 47 Barrow's Method of Physick. 1590
  • 48 The Stage of Popish Toys, collected out of Stephanus his Apology for Herodotus. 1581
  • 49 Horace's Odes in English. 1625
  • 50 Dr. Donn's Poems. 1633
  • 51 Charleton's Enquiries into Humane Nature. 1680
  • 52 Branker's Introduction to Algebra. 1668
  • 53 The Faithfull Surveyor, by Atwell.
  • 54 Description of Surinam, upon the Continent of Guiana in America. 1667
  • 55 The Jesuits Catechism. 1681
  • 56 The Politician Discovered. 1681
  • 57 Markam Needham's History of the English Rebellion. 1661
  • 58 Reason and Judgment, or special remarks on the Life of Bishop Sanderson. 1663
  • 59 Lord Bacon's Relation of the Sweating Sickness, examin'd by Dr. Stubbs, with his Defence of Phlebotomy. 1671

English History in Octavo.

  • 1 LA Mothe (Francis) Animadversions on the Greek and Latin Historians 1678
  • 2 Culpeper (Nich.) English Physician Enlarged. 1656
  • 3 Mystery of Jesuitism, or the New Heresie of the Jesuits. 1664
  • 4 Rich Cabinet of Inventions, with Direct. for Drawing, Painting, &c. 1677
  • 5 Treatise of Armes and Military Engines, Ancient and Modern. 1678
  • 6 Cleveland (John) Poems, Orations, Epistles, &c. 1677
  • [Page 12]7 An argument, proving William D. of Normandy made no absolute Conquest of England by the Sword. 1682
  • 8 Wren (M.) Monarchy asserted, or State of Monarchy and Popular Government. 1660
  • 9 Fulk (Dr. W.) Description of Meteors, Fiery, Aiery, Watry and Earthy. 1670
  • 10 Ovid's 5 Books de Tristibus, in English verse.
  • 11 Physick for Families, enabling every one to cure themselves. 1674
  • 12 Markham's Perfect Horse-man, or 50 years practice. 1680
  • 13 Mill (Hum.) Night search, with the Projects of the times. 1646
  • 14 Lucius Florus's Roman History in English.
  • 15 History of Ancient Ceremonies, or their Rise and Growth in the Church. 1669
  • 16 Davies (John) Observations on Homer and Virgill. 1672
  • 17 Filmer (Sr. R.) Discourse of the Lawfulness of Usury. 1678
  • 18 Marvel (And.) Rehearsal Transpros'd. 1672
  • 19 Martingdale (Ad.) Land-meters Vade mecum, or Rules for surveying. 1682
  • 20 Bacon (Nath.) Relation of the fearful Estate of Francis Spira. 1678
  • 21 Thraster (W.) Marrow of Chymical Physick. 1679
  • 22 Witty Apothegms of K. James, K. Charles, Lord Bacon, &c. 1669
  • 23 Lives of Notorious Villains, memorable for their base Actions. 1678
  • 24 Monsieur Denis his Treatise of the Court, or instruction for Courtiers. 1622
  • 25 Alcoran of Mahomet, in English. 1649
  • 26 Catalogue of the Baronets of England. 1667
  • 27 Fage's Cosmography, or Description of the whole World, with Figures. 1667
  • 28 Britannia's Pastorals, a Poem. 1625
  • 29 Witts Arithmetical Questions. 1634
  • 30 Alleyn (Ch.) History of Henry the 7th. and Battail of Poicteris. 1638
  • 31 Davies (J.) Ceremonies of the Vacant see, in the Election of a Pope. 1671
  • 32 Blunt (Sr. H.) Voyage to Levant, 1667. Voyage to Mauritania. 1671
  • 32 Lord Howard's Journey to Vienna and Constantinople. 1671
  • 33 3 Volums of Almanacks of several Authors, for the years 1627, 28, 39.
  • 34 History of the Life and Death of Mary Queen of Scots. 1636
  • 35 Cicero's Familiar Epistles, in English.
  • 36 Marcus Aurelius's Golden Book. 1566
  • 37 Gailhard (J.) Present State of Princes in Italy. 1668
  • 38 Son of the Rogue, or the Antiquity of Thieves. 1638
  • 39 State of France, as it stood in the 9th. year of Lewis 14th. 1652
  • 40 Breviary of the History of Parliaments in England, by T. May. 1650
  • 41 May (Tho.) his Translation of Lucan's Pharsalia. 1631
  • 42 King of Spain's Cabinet Council divulged. 1658
  • 43 Spencer (Tho.) Art of Logick. 1628
  • 44 Heroick Education, or Choice Maxims for training up Youth. 1657
  • 45 Hart (John) his Orthography. 1569
  • 46 Romulus and Tarquin, by Malvezzi. 1637
  • 47 Filmer (Sr. Rob.) Discourse of the Lawfulness of Usury. 1653
  • 48 Hayward (Sr. John) Life and Reign of Edward 6th. 1636
  • 49 Hunt (Hon.) Interest of the Princes and States of Christendom. 1641
  • 50 New help to Discourse, or Mirth mixt with Serious matters. 1680
  • 51 Lucian's Dialogues in English Burlesque. 1675
  • 52 Rapin (R.) Reflections on Aristotle's Treatise of Poesie. 1674
  • 53 Keepe (H.) Historical Account, St. Peters and the Monuments thereof at Westm. 1682
  • 54 Verstegan (R.) Antiquities of the English Nation. 1673
  • 55 Painter's Voyage of Italy, with an Account of the famous Paintings of the most eminent Masters, with Figures. 1673
  • 56 Shirley (Tho.) Curiosities of Scurvygrass, and the Medicinal Vertues thereof. 1676
  • [Page 13]57 Philosophical Essay of the Products of Stones in the World, and of the Cure of the Stone in men. 1672
  • 58 New light to Alchymy, with a Chymical Dictionary. 1674
  • 59 Josephus (Ben Go.) Wars of the Jews, and Destruction of Jerusalem. 1682
  • 60 Manwaring (Tho.) of Pains in Humane Bodies, with a Tract of Issues and Setons. 1682
  • 61 The perfect Politician, or a view of the Life and Actions of O. Cromwel 1681
  • 62 Pasquin risen from the Dead, or his Voyage to the other World. 1674
  • 63 Witts Paraphras'd in a Burlesque on the several late Translations of Ovia's Epistles 1680
  • 64 History of the Treaty at Nimueguin, with Remarks on the Interest of Europe. 1681
  • 65 Policy of the French Clergy to destroy the Protestants, in a Dialogue between two Papists. 1681
  • 66 Poems on several occasions, by the Author of the Censure of the Rota. 1675
  • 67 Ray (J) Collection of English Proverbs. 1678
  • 68 Simpson (W.) Chymical Anatomy of the Scarborough Spaw, and other Spaws in Yorkshire. 1669
  • 69 —Further Discovery of the Scarborough Spaws, and right use thereof 1670
  • 70 Philosophical Epitaph in Hieroglyphcal Figures, with an explanation of the Golden Calf. 1673
  • 71 Waller (Edm.) Poems on several occasions. 1668
  • 72 Scarronides, or Virgil Travesty. 1678
  • 73 Compleat Troller, or art of Catching Fish by Trolling. 1682
  • 74 Salmon (Will.) London Dispensatory, and Praxis of Chymistry. 1682
  • 75 Woolveridge (J) Art of Gardening with Figures. 1677
  • 76 Baconiana, or certain genuine Remains of Sir Francis Bacon. 1679
  • 77 Temple (Sir Will.) his Miscellanies. 1681
  • 78 Flatman (Tho) his Poems and Songs. 1682
  • 79 History of the House of Estée, the Ancestors of the present Dutchess of York. 1671
  • 80 Tate (N.) his Poems. 1677
  • 81 Unfortunate Heroes, or adventures of ten famous Men, viz. Ovid, Virgil. &c. 1679
  • 82 Britannia Languens, or a discourse of Trade. 1680
  • 83 Gailhard (J.) Compleat Gentleman, or education of Youth at home and abroad 1678
  • 84 Life of the Renowned Pet. D' Aubusson Grand Master of Rhodes. 1679
  • 85 Grammatical Drollery, or Poems on the Nouns and Verbs in the Accidence. 1682
  • 86 Life of Captain William Bedloe, one of the Discoverers of the Plot. 1681
  • 87 Every man his own Doctor, shewing them their Constitution, and how to apply fit Medicines. 1673
  • 88 Izacke (Rich.) Remarkable Antiquities of the City of Exeter. 1681
  • 89 Basil (Valentine) Triumphant Chariot of Antimony. 1678
  • 90 Cole (E.) English Dictionary, explaining the difficult Terms in all Arts and Scien­ces. 1677
  • 91 Waterhouse (Edw.) Gentlemans Monitor, or the Vertues and Vices which are the rise and decay of Men and Families. 1665
  • 92 History of Tamerlain the Great. 1679
  • 93 Rycaut (Paul) Translation of the Spanish Critick. 1681
  • 94 Ray (John) Observations made in a Journey through the Low Countries. 1673
  • 95 Merault (P.) Siege of the City of Rochell, with the Edict of Nantes. 1680
  • 96 Cotton's Posthumes, with Questions concerning the Right and Power of Lords and Commons in Parliament. 1679
  • 97 Care (H.) Practical Physick, or five Treatises of the most Predominant Diseases. 1676
  • 98 Bernier (F.) History of the late Revolution of the Empire of Mogol, in two vol. 1676
  • [Page 14]99 Hobbs (Tho.) Art of Rhetorick, with a Discourse of the Laws of England. 168 [...]
  • 100 Royal Martyr, of life of K. Charles the First, by Dr. Perinchief. 1676
  • 101 An account of the Persecution of the Protestants in France. 1682
  • 102 Homer Alamode, or Burlesque on his ninth Book of Iliads. 1681
  • 103 Sharrock (Rob.) History of the Improvement of Vegetable's by concurrence of Art and Nature. 1672
  • 104 Bohun (R.) Of the origine and properties of Wind, with an account of Hurricanes. 1671
  • 105 Addison's (L.) West Barbary, or Rev lutions of Fez and Morocco. 1671
  • 106 Image of the Age, in four Characters, (viz.) the States-man, Miser, Gallant, and Schismatick. 1676
  • 107 Scarrons three Novels, viz. Fruitless Precaution, Hypocrites, and Innocent Adulte­ry. 1659
  • 108 Counter-pest against Plato Redivivus, in vindication of his Majesties Prerogatives. 1681
  • 109 Mock-Clelia, a Comical History in imitation of Don Quixot. 1678
  • 110 Spelman (Sir Hen.) Villare Anglicum, or View of the Cities, Towns and Villages of England. 1678
  • 111 R [...]ohuyse (Hen.) of the Gout, with Observations Medical and Chirurgical. 1676
  • 112 Mirrour of Fortune, or the growth and fall of Empires, and misfortunes of Kings. 1676
  • 113 History of Massainello, and the late Revolutions in Naples. 1679
  • 114 Graaf's Physical and Anatomical Treatise of Pancreatick juice. 1676
  • 115 Rymer (Tho.) Examinations of the Tragedies of the last Age. 1678
  • 116 Sandys (George) Paraphrase of the Psalms of David. 1676
  • 117 Manwaringe (Dr. E.) Treatise of the Scurvey. 1679
  • 118 Sermon (Will.) Ladies Companion, or English Widwife. 1671
  • 119 Life and Reign of K. Richard the Second. 1681
  • 120 Luzancys's Reflection on the Council of Trent. 1677
  • 121 Marriages of Cousin Germans Vindicated from unlawfulness. 1673
  • 122 Wolley (H.) Gentlewomans Companion, or direction for Behaviour in all Com­panies. 1675
  • 123 Present State of Russia. 1671
  • 124 King Charles the First his Works. 16 [...]1
  • 125 Burnet (Dr. G.) History of the Rights of Princes in disposing Ecclesiastical Benefices. 1682
  • 126 Blunt (T.) Glossographia, or Dictionary of hard words. 1661
  • 127 Manger (Cl.) French Grammar, enriched with fifty new Dialogues. 1662
  • 128 Howel (James) Familiar Letters, Historical, Political, and Philosophical. 1650
  • 129 Don Tomazo, or the juvenile Rambles of Tho. Dangerfield. 1680
  • 130 Hierocles on the golden Verses of the Pythagoreans, translated out of Greek. 1682
  • 131 Langford (T.) Instructions for raising all sorts of Fruit-Trees. 1681
  • 132 Paraphrase upon Paraphrase, or Burlesque on the several late Translations of Ovid's Epistles. 1680
  • 133 History of the House of Ferrara, with an account of the pretended devolution of that Dutchy, unjustly usurped by Clement the Eighth. 1681
  • 134 Life and Death of the Earl of Rochester, by Dr. Gilbert Burnet. 1680
  • 135 Grew's (Dr. N.) Anatomy of Vegetables, with an account of Vegetation. 1672
  • 136 —Continuation of his Anatomy of Vegetables. 1673
  • 137 —Comparative Anatomy of Trunks, with their Vegetation. 1675
  • 138 Collection of select Discourse out of the most eminent Wits of France and Italy. 1678
  • 139 Discourse of Supream Power and Common Right, by Sir John Munson. 1680
  • 140 Stanhope (Tho.) Substance of the New Testament, more especially Historical. 1680
  • 141 Rusden (M.) of the Nature, Government, Generation, and Preservation of Bees. 1680
  • [Page 15] [...]42 Visions of Don Francisco de Quevedo. 1678
  • [...]43 —Idem, the second Part. 1682
  • [...]44 History of Prince Erastus, and the seven Wise Masters of Rome. 1674
  • [...]45 Memoirs of the Life and Death of Sir Edmondbury Godfrey. 1682
  • 146 Glanius's Relation of a Voyage into Bengalia. 1682
  • 1 [...]7 History of the Whores and Whoredoms of the Popes and Cardinals of Rome. 1679
  • 148 Court of Curiosity, resolving most intricate Questions, and explaining Dreams. 1681
  • 149 Journey into Wales, describing the Manners and Customs of that Countrey. 1682
  • 150 Carter (Mat.) Analysis of Honour and Armory. 1655
  • 151 Interest of England, Spain, Germany, Italy, Denmark, France, &c. 1680
  • 152 Leigh (Ed.) Observations on the Roman Emperours. 1637
  • 153 Wit and Drollery, Jovial Poems. 1682
  • 154 Manwaringe (Dr. E.) Different opinions of Writers about the Scurvey. 1672
  • 155 An account of the Tryal of the 29 Regicides. 1679
  • 156 Poems and Essays, with a Paraphrase on Cicero's Lelius, or of Friendship. 1673
  • 157 Loveday (R.) Letters Domestick and Foreign. 1662
  • 158 Case of the Bankers and their Creditors Stated and Examined. 1675
  • 159 Silvius de le Boe, of the Rickets, and other Diseases incident to Children. 1682
  • 160 L. Florus's Roman History in four Books, beginning with the Life of Romulus. 1672.
  • 161 Life of Donna Olympia, who governed the Church during the time of Pope Innocent the Tenth. 1678
  • 162 A Record of Antient Histories entituled Gesta Romanorum. 1681
  • 163 Dalgarno (Geo.) Deaf and Dumb mans Tutor. 1680
  • 164 Compleat Gamester, or instructions for Billiards, Bowles, Chess, &c. with the Arts of Riding, Raceing, Archery, Cock-Fighting. 1680
  • 165 Instrument to cleanse the Stomach, with new experiments of Tobacco and Coffee. 1659
  • 166 Milton (John) History of Moscovia. 1682
  • 167 Book of Knowledge, shewing the effects of the Planets on Children born under them. 1671
  • 163 The Problems of Aristotle and other Philosophers and Physicians, touching the state of mans body. 1679
  • 169 Galen's Art of Physick, with the signs of good and bad Constitutions. 1671
  • 170 Gentlemans way to Honour in the University, Court or Camp. 1678
  • 171 Culpeper (Nich.) Directory for Midwives, about Conception, Child bearing and Suckling. 1681
  • 172 Touchstone of Physick, or a method of cure without Purges, Vomits, Bleeding, &c. 1667
  • 173 Sion in Distress, or the groans of the Protestant Church, with Figures. 1682
  • 174 Record (R.) Of Urines, with a Treatise of Physicians, Apothecaries, and Chirurgeons. 1665
  • 175 Rowland (W.) of the Nature, Causes and Cure of Wind in mans Body. 1676
  • 176 Shelton (Tho.) His most compendious and swift way of short Writing. 1674
  • 177 Oxford Drollery, both parts, being new Poems and Songs. 1679
  • 178 The Star of the Eastern Sages, with an account of Comets presaging the coming of Christ. 1681
  • 179 Tillotson (Dr. Joh.) Sermon at the Funeral of Tho. Gouge, with his Life. 1682
  • 180 Stubbs (Hen.) Acts of Grandeur and submission. 1665
  • 181 The loving enemy, a famous French History. 1650
  • 182 Lipsius (Just.) Discourse of Constancy, or consolations against Publick evils. 1670
  • 183 Taylor (Bish. Jer) Rules and Exercise of holy Living and Dying, in two Volumes with Figures. 1660
  • 184 Whole Duty of Man. 1667
  • [Page 16]185 Hammond (Dr. Hen.) Practical Catechism. 165 [...]
  • 186 Religio Medici with Annotations. 165 [...]
  • 187 Moulins (Will.) Anatomical administration of the Muscles. 1680
  • 188 A Weeks preparation for the worthy receiving the Lords Supper 1679
  • 189 Letters (between the Lord George Digby, and Sir Kenelm Digby) about Religion. 1651
  • 190 Poor Robin's Jests, being a collection of Jests never before published. 1666
  • 191 A Compendious Chronicle of England, from its first being inhabited to this present year 1679.
  • 192 Care (Hen.) Female Secretary, or choice new Letters. 1671
  • 193 Country-mans Physician, with directions how to cure themselves. 1680
  • 194 The whole art of Angling, or the ready way to take all sorts of Fish.
  • 195 Playford (J.) Introduction to the skill of Musick. 1658
  • 196 Collard (Tho.) Discourse of the present state of the Body, and future state of the Soul. 1678
  • 197 Wild (R.) Iter Boreale, with several other Poems. 1668
  • 198 Quarles's Kingly Bed of misery, with an Elegy on the Martyrdome of K. Charles. 1679
  • 199 Poor Robin's Jests, or the compleat Jester. 1673
  • 200 Ovia's Travestie, or a Mock-poem on five Epistles of Ovid. 1673
  • 201 Poor Robin's Visions, Describing the humours of the Times. 1677
  • 202 Morland (Sir Samuel) Doctrine of Interest both simple and compound. 1679
  • 203 Prospect of the Government of Europe, shewing the Antiquity, Power and Decay of Parliaments. 1681
  • 204 Raleigh (Sir Walter) Marrow of History, or Epitome of his History of the World 1662
  • 205 Sandys (Geo.) Translation of Ovid's Metamorphosis. 1638
  • 206 Wits recreations, or Epigrams, Epitaphs, Fancies, &c. good for melancholy hu­mours. 1641
  • 207 Randolph (Tho.) Poems, with the Muses Looking Glass. 1643
  • 208 Dugdale (Sir Will.) Ancient usage of Armes, with a Catalogue of Nobility. 1682
  • 209 Female Prince, or Frederick of Sicily, a Novel. 1682
  • 210 Humane Prudence, or the art to rise to Fortune and Grandeur. 1682
  • 211 Fifteen comforts of rash and inconsiderate Marriage. 1682
  • 212 Bloody reign of Charles the Ninth of France, with the Massacre of many thousand Pro­testants. 1655
  • 213 The lovely Polyander, a Novel of gallantry.
  • 214 English Bible. 1654
  • 215 Vincent (Tho.) True Christian love to the unseen Christ. 1677
  • 216 History of the Court of the King of China. 1682
  • 217 Herbert (Geo.) Divine Poems. 1667
  • 218 Legend of St. Cuthbert, with the Antiquities of the Church of Durham. 1663
  • 219 History of the bloody Reign of Q. Mary, and an account of Martyrs that suffered in her Reign, with figures. 1682.
  • 220 Cotton (Ch.) Moral Philosophy of the Stoicks. 1664
  • 221 The Vermin-Killer, or rules for killing Rats, Mice, Moles, Buggs, &c. 1680
  • 222 Chamberlain (Ed.) Present state of England. 1673
  • 223 The Novels of G. Francesco Loredano Nobleman of Venice. 1682
  • 224 The way to Promotion, or young mans guide to Preferment. 1682
  • 225 An account of Battles, Sieges, and many other remarkable occurrences in England, Scotland and Ireland, with Figures. 1682
  • 226 De Laun (Tho.) Present state of London, with Memorials of the ancient state thereof, with Figures. 1681
  • 227 New Voyage to the East-Indies, with an account of Bantam. 1682
  • 228 The Fair extravagant, or the humorous Bride, a Novel. 1682
  • [Page 17]229 Life of Francis Lorrain Duke of Guise. 1681
  • 230 Wars of England, Scotland and Ireland. 1683
  • 231 Arbitrary Government displayed to the life in O. Cromwel, and the Rump Parliam. 1682
  • 232 Five Love-Letters by a Cavalier, in answer to the Nuns five Love Letters. 1682
  • 233 Abbot (Bish. Geo.) Description of the whole World. 1635
  • 234 Culpeper (N.) School of Physick, or experimental Practice of the whole Art. 1678
  • 235 Expert Artillery-man, containing postures of the Pike and Musquet, &c. 1681
  • 236 Life and Death of Sir Matthew Hales. by Dr. Gil. Burnet. 1682
  • 237 Leybourn (W.) Carpenters Rule, with Logarithmical Tables of Proportion. 1669
  • 238 Hell opened, or a relation of the Poysoning a whole family in Plymouth. 1676
  • 239 Innocent Lady, an excellent true History of Modern times. 1674
  • 240 True Relation of several Passages wherein the Scots were concerned in the late unhappy Troubles. 1641
  • 241 Wynel (J.) Lues Venerea, with its Names, Nature, Cure, &c. 1670
  • 242 Adventures of Lewis Marot, attended with strange occurrences. 1677
  • 243 Exact relation of that unfortunate expedition of Kent, Essex and Colchester. 1650
  • 244 Holborn Drollery, containing Love-Song, Poems, &c. 1673
  • 245 Des Cartes (M.) Discourse of local motion. 1670
  • 246 Laws of the Fraternity of the Rosie Cross. 1656
  • 247 The Plot in a Dream, being a discourse on the late design of the Papists against his Ma­jesty, with Figures. 1681
  • 248 The Pilgrim, a pleasant piece of gallantry, in 2 vol. 1680
  • 249 Saunders (R.) Palmestry disclosed. 1676
  • 250 A School for Princes, or Political reflections on three conspiracies preceeding the death of Alexander. 1680
  • 251 The extravagant Poet, a comical Novel. 1681
  • 252 The Jealous Gentleman, a Novel. 1681
  • 253 Life of Francis of Lorrain Duke of Guise. 1681
  • 254 Description of the Islands and Inhabitants of Foeroe, with a Map. 1676
  • 255 Treatise of the loftiness or elegancy of Speech. 1680
  • 256 Extravagant mysteries of the Cabalists exposed. 1680
  • 257 The secret History of Q. Elizabeth and the Earl of Essex. 1680
  • 258 Compleat Miner, with the Laws and Customes of the Mines. 1681
  • 259 Historians Guide, being an account of all remarkable passages from 1600, to 1679. 1679
  • 260 Clark (S.) Aurea Legenda, or Apothegms, Sentences and Sayings of many wise and Learned men 1681
  • 261 Life of Mary Carleton, vulgarly called the German Princess. 1679
  • 262 Coffee-House Jests, refined and enlarged. 1682
  • 263 Clark. (S.) Narrative of the Spanish Invasion and Gunpowder-Treason. 1679
  • 264 The Fair Extravagant, or humorous Bride, a Novel. 1682
  • 265 Princess of Montferrat, a Novel. 1680
  • 266 Education of young Gentlemen. Oxford. 1677
  • 267 Rules of Health in eight Sections of Aphorisms. 1676
  • 268 Heylyn (P.) Help to History, containing the successions of the Kings of England, Wales, and the Isle of Wight. 1680
  • 269 Mystery of Vintners, containing directions for curing all sorts of Wines. 1681
  • 270 Meroveus a Prince of the blood Royal of France, a Novel. 1682
  • 271 Sleydan's Key of Hist. or a methodical abridgment of Babylon, Persia, Greece & Rome. 1661
  • 272 History of Lazarello de Tormes, the witty Spaniard. 1677
  • 273 Viceroy of Cattalonia, or the double Cuckold, a Novel. 1678
  • 274 Newton (J.) Introduction to the art of Rhetorick. 1678
  • 275 Artimedorus's Interpretation of Dreams. 1679
  • 276 Homais Queen of Tunis, a Novel. 1681
  • [Page 18]277 Town-Adventurer, or a discourse of Masquerades and Plays. 1675
  • 278 Hodder (Ja.) Arithmetick. 1681
  • 279 Forster (Will.) Arithmetick. 1673
  • 280 Civil Wars of France under the bloody Reign of Charles the 9th. 1655
  • 281 Cook (James) Select observations on English bodies. 1657
  • 282 Collections of some principal matters in K. James's Reign, to supply the vacancy be­tween Mr. Townsend and Mr. Rushworth's Collections. 1681
  • 283 Harvy (G.) Family Physician and House Apothecary. 1678
  • 284 Method of curing Feavers and Agues by Jesuits Powder. 1681
  • 285 The Pastime Royal, or the gallantries of the French Court. 1682
  • 286 Gilbert (S.) of Raising, Planting, and Increasing Flowers and Plants. 1682
  • 287 Courtiers Calling, or the ways of making a Fortune according to the maxims of Policy and Morality. 1675
  • 288 A Book of the valuations of Ecclesiastical Preferments in England and Wales. 1680
  • 289 Canting Academy, shewing the villainous practices of that wicked crew called Hectors Trapanners, Gilts, &c. 167 [...]
  • 290 Gallant Memoirs, or the Adventures of a Person of Quality. 167 [...]
  • 291 Humane prudence, or the art by which a man may raise himself & Fort. to Grandeur. 1681
  • 292 Drayton (Neh.) his Poems. 1637
  • 293 Baxter (R.) Holy Common-wealth, or political Aphorisms of Government 1659
  • 294 Milton (J.) Poems on several occasions. 1673
  • 295 —History of England. 1677
  • 296 Miege (Guy) New Cosmography, or survey of the World. 1682
  • 297 Comprehensive History of the Lives and Reigns of all the Monarchs of England. 1681
  • 298 Europe a slave, discovering the grand designs of the French Popish party in Engl. 1681
  • 299 Lovely Polander, a Novel.
  • 300 Wits Academy, being the newest Academy of Complements. 1681
  • 301 Refined Courtier, or a correction of several indecencies crept into civil conversation. 1679
  • 302 Kitch'n Physician, or a guide to good H [...]swives. 1682
  • 303 Patridge (J.) Vade mecum to Astrology of Nativities, &c. 1679
  • 304 History of the Scarborough Spaw, with its Vertue in curing the Scurvy, Stone, &c.
  • 305 Graunt (J.) Natural and Political observations on the Bills of Mortality. 1676
  • 306 Godfrey (Rob.) Detection of abuses in Chymical and Galenical Physick 1674
  • 307 Observations and Advices Oeconomical by the Lord North. 1669
  • 308 Case of the Government of England established by Law, by W. D. 1681
  • 309 Oxford Drollery, being new Poems and Songs. 1679
  • 310 Harvey (G) Case of the L. Moon, with the art of curing the most dangerous wounds. 1678
  • 311 Natural and artificial Conclusions. 1670
  • 312 Eugenius Philalethes's Natural History, with Philosophical Discourses. 1669
  • 313 Newton (J.) Scale of Interest, or use of Decimal Fractions. 1668
  • 314 —Art of Practical Gauging. 1669
  • 315 Latham's Spaw in Lancashire, with remarkable Cures effected by it. 1670
  • 316 Discourse of local motion, demonstrating the Laws of motion. 1670
  • 317 Life and Reign of K. Richard the Second.
  • 318 Lovel (Rob.) History of Animals and Minerals. 1661
  • 319 French Grammar, teaching that Tongue without any other precedent study than to have learnt to read only. 1671
  • 320 Testeau's Grammar for French men to learn English by. 1675
  • 321 Judge Hales's Observations touching the Torricellian Experiment. 1675
  • 322 History of Fortunatus, whereby a young man may learn how to behave himself in all worldly affairs. 1671
  • 323 Judge Hales his Observations touching the principles of Natural Motion. 1677
  • 324 Gailhard (J.) 2 Discourses of settlement after Travel, and of Publick Employments. 1682
  • [Page 19]325 Mauger (C.) his French Grammar, the Tenth Edit. 1682
  • 326 Agrippa (C.) his Vanity of Arts and Sciences. 1676
  • 327 Antoninus the Roman Emperour his Meditation of himself, and the natural mans means to attain to Happiness. 1673
  • 328 A New French Grammar, containing most exact Rules for learning that Tongue, with Critical Observations. Oxford 1676
  • 329 Charras (M.) Experiments on Vipers, with the exquisite Remedies drawn from them. 1673
  • 330 Barbette (P.) his Practice of Physick. 1675
  • 331 English School-master, or the most easie Method of spelling English. 1674
  • 332 Compleat Angler, with a Discourse of Rivers, Fish-ponds, &c. 1668
  • 333 Cicero's Invective Orations against Cataline. 1671
  • 334 The Analytical Grammarian, teaching to know, vary & dispose the parts of Speech. 1670
  • 335 Brinsley's Grammatical Translation of Corderius. 1653
  • 336 Life of Caleb Vernon. 1666
  • 337 Book of Knowledge, shewing the effects of the Planets on Men and Women. 1671
  • 338 Remembrancer of excellent men, (viz.) Bishop Bramhall, Bishop Taylor, Bishop Duppa, Mr. Hooker, &c. 1670
  • 339 Wynell (J.) Lues Venerea, or Names, Nature and Signs of the Pox. 1670
  • 340 Ʋdall (J.) his Key to the Holy Tongue, corrected by a Jew Rabine. 1645
  • 341 Vestegan (R.) his Antiquities of the English Nation, with Figures. 1673
  • 342 Vinetum Britannicum, or a Treatise of Cider, and other Wines, extracted from Fruits growing in England, with Figures. 1676
  • 343 Torriano (G.) his Introduction to the Italian Tongue. 1673
  • 344 Semi-circle of a Sector in Two Books, with Figures. 1667
  • 345 Considerations on Marriage, with its Nature, Ends, Events, and concomitant Accid. 1675
  • 346 Simpson (W:) his Chymical Anat. of the Scarborough Spaw and other Spaws in Yorksh. 1669
  • 347 Sharrock (R.) his History of the propagation of Vegetables by Art and Nature. 1672
  • 348 Secretary in fashion, or an Elegant and Compend. way of Writing Letters. 1677
  • 349 Life and Tryal of Sir Walter Raleigh. 1677
  • 350 Webb's Antiquities of China. 1678
  • 351 Maronides, or Virgil Travesty. 1678
  • 352 England's Interest and improvement. 1673
  • 353 Gregory Father Grey-beard, with his Vizard off. 1673
  • 354 The sage Senator delineated; the perfect Politicians qualifications. 1660
  • 355 Leigh's Description of England. 1659
  • 356 Dauncies Chronicle of Portugal. 1661
  • 357 Cleveland's Poems. 1677
  • 358 Lock's present practice of Musick. 1673
  • 359 Tasso's Amynta in English, a famous Pastoral 1660
  • 360 Marshal Philosophy delineated, of the Originals of Springs, and their ebbings and flow­ings, of Chymical multiplications, &c. 1678
  • 361 The History of Hungary and Transylvania. 1664
  • 362 Parker's reproof to Marvell's rehearsal transprosed. 1673
  • 363 New survey of the Turkish Empire, History and Government. 1664
  • 364 Loveday's Letters. 1673
  • 365 Harvey's three Treatises of Consumptions, Pox and Plague. 1673
  • 366 Sir Jonas Moor's Fortifications, or Elements of Military Architecture. 1673
  • 367 Quarles's Fountain of Tears. 1677
  • 368 Sir Aston Cockayn's Poems. 16 [...]8
  • 369 Barne's Discourse of Pigmies. 1675
  • 370 Bunworth's new Discovery of the French Disease. 1662
  • 371 Relation of the Dutch Cruelties against the English in Amboyna. 1672
  • 372 The Memoires of Mary Carleton, the German Princess. 1673
  • [Page 20]373 Seneca's Troades Englished. 1660
  • 374 The School of Wisdom. 1664
  • 375 Wallographia, a Pleasant relation of a Journey into Wales. 1682
  • 376 Modern Policy Compleated. 1660
  • 377 The Bishop of Munsters Life. 1630
  • 378 Weights and Measures, with a table of several Goods. 1677
  • 379 Praxis Catholica, or the Country mans Universal remedy. 1680
  • 380 The English Military Discipline, for Horse and Foot. 1680
  • 381 The Woman as good as the Man. 1677
  • 382 Clark's Natural History of Nitre. 1670
  • 383 Scarbrough's Spagyrical Anatom [...]zer dissected. 1672
  • 384 The Capucin treated, or the Lives of the Capucins with the life of S. Fr. their Patron. 1665
  • 385 Digg's Unlawfulness of Subjects taking up Arms.
  • 386 Monuments of the Monastical and Cathedral Church of Durham.
  • 387 Earl of Carlile's Embassies to Muscovy, Sweden, Denmark. 1676
  • 388 Carew's Poems.
  • 389 Citizens Companion.

English History in Duodecimo.

  • 390 BArclay's Mirror of Minds. 1631
  • 391 The Honest Man, or art to please at Court. 1632
  • 392 Ignatius's Conclave or Inthronisation in Hell. 1626
  • 393 Grotius (H.) Politick Maxims and Observations. 1655
  • 394 Fletcher (G.) History of Russia. 1657
  • 395 Apology for a Treatise of Humane Reason, against Plain Dealing. 1680
  • 396 Clafford (P.) Plain and easie Introduction to Geography. 1682
  • 397 Modern Policies taken from Machiavel, Borgia, &c. 1654
  • 398 The Ephesian Matron. 1659
  • 399 Du Moulin (Peter) Soliloquies and Prayer, with a preparation to the Sacrament. 1677
  • 400 Necessary Cases of Conscience, about things indifferent in Religion. 1662
  • 401 Book of Common Prayer, with Singing Psalms. 1677
  • 402 English Bible. 1658
  • 403 Raleigh (Sir Walter) His Remains (viz.) Maxims of State. &c. 1671
  • 404 Quarles (Fra.) His Enchiridion, or Instructions Divine and Moral. 1681
  • 405 Clifford (P.) Introduction to Geography. 1682
  • 406 Amours of Madam and Count de Guise. 1680
  • 407 Culpeper (N.) His English Phisician. 1652
  • 408 Great Prerogative of a private Life. 1678
  • 409 Tutor to Astrology and Astronomy made easie. 1670
  • 410 Phillips (H.) Puchasers Pattern, shewing the Value of Lands and Houses. 1670
  • 411 Brian (Tho.) Piss-Prophet, or the Fallacy of Quacks pretending to know Diseases by Urine. 1679
  • 412 Apprentices Companion, with Direct. how to perform their duty to their Mast. 1681
  • 413 Life of Mar Ajon Queen of Majorca, a Novel. 1681
  • 414 Amour of Madamoiselle de Valliere, a Novel. 1680
  • 415 Rich Treasure, or a ready Way to Content. 1678
  • 416 Harvy (G.) Little Venus or a Discovery of the French Pox. 1676
  • 417 Sir Jonas Moors Mathematical Compendium. 1681
  • 418 The Noble Ingratitude, by Sir William Lower. 1659
  • 419 Whitaker of the small Pox. 1661
  • 420 Winstanley's Good Companion. 1663
  • 421 A Collection of Scotch Proverbs, and Proverbial Phrases. 1668
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